Bundled USB cable too short comes loose; Sometimes requires two USB ports
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USB monitors such as the Asus MB168B+ haven't, up to now, had the best of times. Generally saddled with poor resolutions, and lacking the hardware required to do justice to smooth movies and fast-changing games, they've remained niche products. That's a...
These looked like they'd be perfect for my task: light (about 1.5 pounds), thin, low-power, simple to set up. It occurred to me that lots of people might like to know that these screens exist: video editors on the road, presenters, trade-show attendees,...
The MB168B+ costs about £160, not that much more than standard 22-24" desktop monitors with Full HD resolution. If you want a notebook with that type of resolution, you typically have to spend at least £800. Plus the screen will be smaller, or the...
Ever felt the need for more display real estate when you are overseas and rushing that important report? Asus' new MB168B+ mobile monitor might just be your salvation.It is the world's slimmest and lightest USB-powered monitor, according to Asus.Just 8mm...
Asus is not the first one out with a portable monitor – Toshiba had one two years ago – but the Taiwanese manufacturer's MB168B+ slim screen is surely one of the smartest and most practical.Very light at just 800 grams and conveniently powered by a USB...
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